Publication date
July 2015
DOIAbstract
<p>The values are of mean ± standard error of the mean (n = 3). P<0.001 of control vs. immobilized tube <i>t-test</i>.</p
<p>The values are of mean ± standard error of the mean (n = 3). P<0.001 of control vs. immobilized tube <i>t-test</i>.</p
<p>Cell size (cell diameter) as a function of FSC is presented (K = 1). Error bars represent the SD ...
The variance of observed cell counts using a hemacytometer was analyzed. The variance was found to b...
<p>Data are expressed as the percentage of three independent experiments ± SD. Statistical analysis:...
The columns represent the mean of 5–7 experiments, and the vertical lines indicate the standard erro...
<p>Three independent experiments exhibited an average of 44.7% capture efficiency in PC-3 cell spike...
Counting cells by the use of a hemacytometer is a convenient and practical method of determining cel...
<p>Error bars represent 1 standard deviation from the mean, n = 4 (technical replicates) and fluores...
Because of discrepancies between electronically and manually measured values of mean cell hemoglobin...
Laboratory hematology provides an essential contribution to diagnostics and therapeutic management o...
<p>Hct = hematocrit; Hb = haemoglobin.</p><p>Normal range: platelets (×10<sup>3</sup>) = 150–450; wh...
<p>The average cell count for each time interval and dose is displayed in the chart above in cells/m...
Abstract Cell counting has become an essential method for monitoring the viability and proliferation...
A viable cell count is essential to evaluate the kinetics of cell growth. Since the hemocytometer wa...
<p>Data are the average of at least four independent experiments. Error bars represent the standard ...
One of the most commonly ordered clinical laboratory tests, a blood count, also called a complete bl...
<p>Cell size (cell diameter) as a function of FSC is presented (K = 1). Error bars represent the SD ...
The variance of observed cell counts using a hemacytometer was analyzed. The variance was found to b...
<p>Data are expressed as the percentage of three independent experiments ± SD. Statistical analysis:...
The columns represent the mean of 5–7 experiments, and the vertical lines indicate the standard erro...
<p>Three independent experiments exhibited an average of 44.7% capture efficiency in PC-3 cell spike...
Counting cells by the use of a hemacytometer is a convenient and practical method of determining cel...
<p>Error bars represent 1 standard deviation from the mean, n = 4 (technical replicates) and fluores...
Because of discrepancies between electronically and manually measured values of mean cell hemoglobin...
Laboratory hematology provides an essential contribution to diagnostics and therapeutic management o...
<p>Hct = hematocrit; Hb = haemoglobin.</p><p>Normal range: platelets (×10<sup>3</sup>) = 150–450; wh...
<p>The average cell count for each time interval and dose is displayed in the chart above in cells/m...
Abstract Cell counting has become an essential method for monitoring the viability and proliferation...
A viable cell count is essential to evaluate the kinetics of cell growth. Since the hemocytometer wa...
<p>Data are the average of at least four independent experiments. Error bars represent the standard ...
One of the most commonly ordered clinical laboratory tests, a blood count, also called a complete bl...
<p>Cell size (cell diameter) as a function of FSC is presented (K = 1). Error bars represent the SD ...
The variance of observed cell counts using a hemacytometer was analyzed. The variance was found to b...
<p>Data are expressed as the percentage of three independent experiments ± SD. Statistical analysis:...
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